Shorter Novels, Volume 1Philip Henderson J.M. Dent, 1929 - English fiction |
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Page 23
... husband that knew it was in vaine to seeke to come into her chamber , and being no longer able to indure the cold , got him a place among his prentises and there slept soundly . In the morning his wife rose betime , and merrily made him ...
... husband that knew it was in vaine to seeke to come into her chamber , and being no longer able to indure the cold , got him a place among his prentises and there slept soundly . In the morning his wife rose betime , and merrily made him ...
Page 104
... husband he is gone from home , Man . Wom . Man . you know it very well . But when will he returne againe ? In truth I cannot tell . If long he keepe him out of sight , Trang dilly do , trang dilly , Be sure thou shalt have thy delight ...
... husband he is gone from home , Man . Wom . Man . you know it very well . But when will he returne againe ? In truth I cannot tell . If long he keepe him out of sight , Trang dilly do , trang dilly , Be sure thou shalt have thy delight ...
Page 108
... husband very mery and pleasant , brake her mind unto him in this sort : Good Lord husband , will you never be so kind as let me goe to London with you ? shall I be pend up in South - hampton , like a parret in a cage , or a Capon in a ...
... husband very mery and pleasant , brake her mind unto him in this sort : Good Lord husband , will you never be so kind as let me goe to London with you ? shall I be pend up in South - hampton , like a parret in a cage , or a Capon in a ...
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